Slope Disaster Risk Reduction Map as a Communication Tool for Community Based DRR in Japan and Vietnam

Landslide risk assessment is considered an important objective in minimizing damage caused by this extreme event. The biggest challenge of assessing landslide risk is predicting the likelihood of a catastrophic event. To evaluate this possibility, studies have focused on building integrated maps of assessment, using predictive models such as testings, scale models, numerical models, and actual field observations. This article summarizes the research achievements and applications achieved in the past ten years of the Institute of Transport Science and Technology in the landslide risk assessment in Vietnam.

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Slope Disaster Risk Reduction Map as a Communication Tool for Community Based DRR in Japan and Vietnam

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